Featured Work:
Karl Knaths

From Eau Claire, Wisconsin, Karl Knaths studied at the Milwaukee Art Institute and for five years at the Art Institute of Chicago. In 1919, he settled for the rest of his life in Provincetown, Massachusetts. Building his own house, he lived simply and modestly while earning a distinctive national reputation.

In his unique Cubism and Expressionism, he combined subtle color, varying textures and arbitrary shapes. He was one of the original exhibitors with American Abstract Artists in 1937. Duncan Phillips was a principal supporter and collected over forty of his canvases. He also taught courses at numerous eastern art schools.

New Estates:
Works from the Estates of Lillian Meeser and Marion Hawthorne

The gallery continues to represent works from many important artist estates including sculptor Bernard Simon, and Doris Lindo Lewis. Most recently, we are proud to represent works from the estates of Marion Hawthorne and Lillian Meeser. We are also pleased to represent for sale works from the the estate of the late Robyn S. Watson, gallery owner and former Executive Director of the Provincetown Art Association and Museum.